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A SAD CASE.
A SAD CASE.
Awful Misery Caused by a HeartIess Hus-
band and Parent.

lCoPyght, 1857 BY The California iss6ciaed Press
Los ANGELES, September 5th.-Mrs Donnes,
of Vernon Township, was deserted by her hus-
band some time since, and is now insane from
grief. Five small children are left destitute.
The mother was arrested on charge of insan-
ity. The children will be cared for in an asy-
linn
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topgTig, ISo1, Jy dle ualfoT1ia Associdied Press.
SAN RAFAEL, September 5th.-This forenoon
an old and respected farmer, by the name of
John I. James, committed suicide at his ranch
near San Rafael by shooting himself in the
mouth with a shotgun Deceased was about co
years of age, and leaves several daughters. The
rash act was caused by Mr.. James brooding over
the fact that the title to his ranch was not good
and that before long the property would pass
fr, IN his hands
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The Sultan Hard-np for Coin.


CoNSrASTINoPIh, September 5th.-The Otto
man Bank hiss stopped disbursements abroad
on account of the Turkish Governments failure
10 make flennsits
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MONTANA.

Terrible Death of a Careless Railroad
Employe.
BUTTE, September 5tl-An Anaconda speeia,
10 the Miner says: f ]. Leopold, single man.
aged 2S years, was killed by falling between ore
cars to-day. His death was caused by his own
careiessness. He had been in the service of the
Montana Union Railroad but few days. He
leaves mother and sister at St. Paul
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WASHINGTON, September 5th.-Secsetary Fair
child IS expected TO arrive this evening" When
he left here 1t was his intention to remain away
at least month, and the sudden change in his
plans is said TO be due TO q desire of the Presi-
dent TO confer with him in regard to the treat
ment OF the tarid aud financial questions in his
annual m
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VIENNA, September 5th.- Emperor Francis
Joseph arrived at Neutra Hungary, yesterday
morning, and was enthusiastically received by
the people. Many addresses were presented
One was from the Jewish inhabitants, and, in
accepting it, the Emperor said Justice com.
mands absolute equality for all races and for all
ralirinns -
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tars witnessed very closely played game to-
The grounds were roped off and two bases
were allowed on hit or throw which went into
the crowd Burlington pitched for two and
half innings, when he was relieved by Ferg,l-
son, who in turn was relieved by Burlington in
the fifth inning. Kelley played his position for
all it was worth, saving several runs for his side
by stratagem at critical points. SeOrt-Bos-
tons IS, Philadelphians IL.
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PARIS, September 5th.-It is stated that the
mobilization experiment has shown that all the
reserves could be embodied in three days that
all the various regiments are ready to march.
and that carriage has been requisitiOned for
stores
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DUBL'N, September 5th.-Mrs. Maloney. the
ned,rldden woman eyicted at Herberstown on
Wednesday lat, died on Saturday All the
shop-keepers in BrufT closed their shutters out
OF respect for the deceased. An inquest win be
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-06

PEsTR, September Gth-A. N.-A terrific con-
hagrGtion is raging in the town of Yesczprum,
Hungary. Reports received here at a late hour
tonight ssy that 200 houses have been reduced
10 ashes.
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The Bongkong Forser.

CHICAGO, September 9Th. - William Hogg
Markham, ex-Psymaster of the British man-0f-
war Espoir, who was arrested in Kansas City for
committed in China, was yester-
day handed over to Inspector MatheWson, of
the Hongkong Imperial police who arrived
yesterday with eXtraditon papers, and after
eouring his prisoner left for San Francisco.
whence hp will sail for HopgEopn
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lCopwight, 1887, by The California Associated Press.
San DIEGO. September 5th.-Captain Alfred
Morton and ten men arrived this morning from
San Carlos Reservation having in charge four
dians who fired upon Captain Pierce and a
scout named Silver" at the reservation over
three months ago, while they were endeavoring
to quiet Il drunken brave. The prisoners, who
were lodged i'll the barracks after being heavily
ironed, will remain here pending orders for
their removal to San Francisco.
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Copyright 1887, by 6e catfOrn.a Associated Pres
WRIGHTs, September 5th.-Louis Frinke. n
paperhanger and house-deeorator from san
Franclsco iell from wagon Saturday evening.
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Emperor and Car.


BERLIN September 5th.-In case the weather
is propitious the Emperor will accompany the
German squadron to meet the Car and the
Russian squadron on the 18th inst
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-06
CHANGED DAILY FOB C H.. GII.MAN-sEPTEMBER g. 1887.
MORE THAN USUAL
ALBTo-DAX
BARGAINS!
One IN Particular here
BARGAINS!

Twelve Pieces Handsome BrOcaded Veeteen large flowers
"a inches wide, in the following shades: Navy Blue,
Garnet, Cardinal, Slate and Black, SO cents per yard.
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The Carquinez ROAD pro.ra..,.
HsOsU fIusressfng.
fCopyiglt, 1887, By tie California 4,os,,s,, p.

SANTA Rosa, September sth.-A gentleman OF
tnls city, who returned from Napa this evening
stateo That two miles and half of the santa
Rosa and Carquinez Railroad is already con
that distance Az
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Chicago Betters Its Record by Defeating
the Leaders

DETROIT, September 5th.-To-day's game was
characterized by heavy hitting al opportune
moments by both sides. while the fielding on
both sides wBs wretched White fumbled
nearly everything that came his way, HanIan
runs, SuIlivan's NUTS of two easy flies and
Burns tumble in the third contributed three
earned runs for the home team In the seventh
singles by Clarkson. Petit, Sullivan and Anson
a three bagger by Ryan and q wild throw hy
thompson, yielded four runs, three OF them
earned. The attendance was 5000. Score
Chicago IL Detroit
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international Copyrieht Ratified

CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 5th-The Por
has defined that the Austrian Government
trying to arrange for Prince Ferdinands wit
draWal from Bulgaria
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g p. M. Edition for
Northern California
and Southern Oregon.
The latest Evening Edi-
ton published in the
United States.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-06

REDDING.. September 5th.-An injunction was
served on the Board of Supervisors to restrain
them from declaring Re dding the county seat.
as decided by the Superior Court of Tehama
county.
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Specimens of Democratic Energy.

OTTAWA (iil.), september 5th.-The fall term
OF the supreme Court opens here tomorrow
The case of the convicted Anarchists which
was taken from the Cook County Criminal
Court, is to be decided and the fate of the seven
men condemnt d to death, and of Neebe, CON
demned to 10 years in the penitentiary, will be
known rs soon as the Court makes public the
decision. The general impre sion here seems TO
be that the Court stands six to one in favor of
affirming the sentence of the lower Court
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-06
Napa's Native Sons.
Ball Game Postponed.

Copyright, 1851 by the California Associated Pres
NAPA, September 5th.-Dsniel Mccarthy.
charged with assault TO murder j. II. Rice m
inmate of the Veterans Home, last June wss
allowed to plead TO simple assault in the su-
perior Court to-day.
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Free Delixerv for racnnn.


WASHINGTON, September 5th. = The Acting
Postmaster General has directed that a free de-
livery be established at Tacoma, w. r., on No
Var1 her 81
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PITTSBURG, September l5th-To days game
was devoid of interest until the last inning
when by a great streak of batting and sharp
base-running the home team made five runs
four of them earned. Score-Pittsburg ), In
dianapolis T.
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A CANE FOR NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 5th.-The game be-
tween the Washington and New York clubs to-
day was uninteresting throughout. No brilliant
plays were made on either side. Seore-Nely
York 9, Washington 3.
BIG GAME AT BOSTON.
Boston, September 5th.-About Is, GOO specta
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The People Behaved Too yyelI

LONDON. September 5th.-The Standard IT,
minds & fusSy people like Stanhope" that, what
ever their position is inside the House of Com
to the law. 1t say the Ennis affair was a hum
bug, and wonders that anybody was so seriously
concerned about it.
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ChoIora Breaks out in RoD,c.
Great FIre in Hungary.

ROME September 5th.-Cholera has appeared
i'll Rome. Five cases and two deaths are re.
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Narrow Escape of Man Who Tried to
Ford a Stream


iCopyT1yt 1897, 6y tie California associated Ps ess
TUCSON, September 5th.-A party in by team
from Pheenix was caught in the Nine Mile
Water,hole and roughly handled. He was Ad-
vised by the Mexieaus present not to enter tho
rlver at that point, but persisted in driving in
NO sooner had he fairly struck the current
than the water overturned the buggy. which
starred everything down stream. A Mexican
succeeded in rescuing the man, one of the
horses and the buggy, but in a badly damaged
eondltlon. One of the horses was drowned
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OMAHA, September 5th-This is the first day
of the G. A. K. reunion. About 500 tents have
been erected on the camping ground. More
than s. GOO veterans have signifed their inten-
ton of bei1g present.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-06
ARIZONA.
Two Men Killed and Two Wounded by
A PlucBy Sheriff


TUCSON September 9Th A desperate shooting
affair occurred last night at Hoibrook, Apache
county, in which Andy Cooper and a half
brother named Blevins were killed by Sheriff
owens, and John Blevins and Nose d. Roberts
wounded, the former slightly and the latter
mortally. The men killed and wounded have
been members of desperate gang of cattle
thieves, who have been q terror to the law
abiding citizens of Yavapai and Apache coun-
ties, and who openly boasted that the officers
were afraid TO arrest them. They have lately
been engaged in the cattle war at Tonic Basin.
In which several lives were lost. Sheriff Mul,
venom, OF Iayapai county, accompanied by
Deputy Sheriffs Francis and Odell, have been in
pursuit of this gang for several weeks but were
unable to effect their capture.
On Monday last SheriffOwens learned that the
four men had arrived in Holbrook and were re-
siding III a small house near the railroad track
Armed with aWinchestsr.r rifle, the officer started
alone to arrest the desperados. Arriving at the
house he Knocked, ard upon the door being
opened by Andy Cooper the officer informed
him that he had a warrant for his arrest The
only reply received was bullet which passed
through the Sherif's coat fortunately without
lnJurlng him. The fire was returned and
Cooper fell dead. The shooting then became
general Owens took position at the window,
shooting all three of the men inside the house
Samuel Blevins, one of the killed, is boy only
IA years old, but fully as desperate as his older
companions.
The Coroner's jury exonerated Sheriff Oy
ems, who has the sympathy of the entire com
munity.
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UTAH.
Drowning of WeI-Known Trapper and
Pioneer.

eeised to-day that Jack Newton. a well-kn
pioneer and trspper. was drowned in Green
river, q few miles below the reservation line,
August SUN. lie aid man named Liddall of
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Governor BartIett,s Condition.

OAKLAND September 5th-2 A. M.-The half
past l o'clock bulletin was as follows The
Governor has had one hour of uninterrupted
and quiet sleep. He is slightly restless, but
rational when awake. He is free from pain
and rests easily. Pulse, Sc; respiration 20; tenn
perature, 96 So
A. NAT the present time the Governor is
very delirious and complains of a very severe
headache.
HIS CHANCES DIMINISHING.
OAKLAND, September 5th-6 P. M.-The Gov
errors restlessness and partial relapse into de-
hrlum to-day give no cause for immediate
alarm, but It is the opinion that the chances for
his recovery have been considerably dimin-
1shed by the recurrence of these unfavorable
symptoms.
OAKLAND, September 5th-9:40 p. M-The
Governor slept from to $50 very quietly, then
awoke and took his nourishment. He is drowsy,
and sleeps at times. He is now lying awake,
quietly, and does not seem delirious. Temper
ature 9s19, pulse ST. respiration 81.
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New wfoRK-Metropoitans 6, ST. Louis S.
BRooKLYN-Louisyilla 4, Brooklyn il. Eight
innings.
@PHlLADELPHIA-Athletics . Cincinnati g.
BALTINoRE-The Cleveland and Baltimore
clubs played two games to-day. First game
baltimore II, Cleveland 3 seven innings
Second game-Cleyeland 4 Baltimore 5
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-E -E3 r 81
NeWneSS and Freshness Abound!

The advance guard of
our Fall Shipments are
now here in great abund-
anCe, and have been dis
tributed throughout the
various Departments.
There is seemingly more
beauty in DRESS GOODS
than at any former sea-
son; more honesty in their
manufacture; more for
durability than the mere
selling of them.
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LONDON, September 5th The Liberal League,
at Il meeting i'll Alexandria Palace to-day, re
solved to establish branches of this association
wherever the National League lodges are pro-
hibited in Ireland
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Cleveland Preparing Els Messsre.

NEW YORK, September 5th.-The death is an
nouneed of William F. Jafray. the Oldest son
of E s. Jaifray, and until recently member OF
that great firm.
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NEW YoRK September 5th.-The Thakere
Sahib. OF Kattiwar India, arrived to-day ON the
Scrvia. He is not % years old, but. under the
authority of the British Government rules over
10000 subjects. He will remain in the United
States about six weeks
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PARIS, September 5th.-The Rome correspond
ent of the Monde says that Mgr. PeTcico, in his
report on his Irish inquiry, dwells upon the ne
cesstv, for the interest Of ireland Of perma-
nent Agent of the Vatican at London.
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Died While Counting His Money.

Copyright, 1857, by Eae California associated P-eSs.j
PLAcERvILLE, September 5th.-J. Kispie, an
old resident, was found dead here this morning
He was apparently counting his money, as he
was found sitting in his chair with one hand in
a lot of small change. He was g single man
and supposed to be well off. but nobody seems
to know anything about his affairs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-05
TIE AWAKENED SOUTH.

Business Booming in Ali Directinns-A Re
markabIe Record tO- a single Week
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2S.-The great business
boom in the south and south west con
tinueS without abatement, and the Juror
for improvement and development seems
to be spreading in all directions. The In
dustrial Gazette, in its weekly summary
of new enterprises, notes the iuccrpora-
ton at Louisville, Ky, of the Kentucky
ard Arkansas Land and Industrial Com
pany, capital stock 81 SOC 900.
The Chattanooga Steam Forge Com
panv, the largest in the south, has
purchased site in Chattanooga, and will
erect mammoth buildings for their ma
chinery at once. Laredo, Tex, is to have
large smsltingworks, and San Antonio a.
large refrigerator. A fine vein of coal
mas been discovered at Lampasas, Tex,
and will be developed at once. large
bed CT iron ore has been discovered in
SEBASTIAN county, Ark, near Fort Smith.
Birmingham, Ala, is To have an electric
street railway, and is headquarters OF
the Peacock Coal, Iron aud Improvement
Company, organized January 20, capital
$500 900, to develop coal land on the
Nine hundred thousand dollars of the
Selma Land Improvement aud Furnace
COmpany's stock was taken January %
Montgomery subscribed 5000 600 in two
hours, January -, for the erection of
pipe foundery with three hundred tons
daily capacity. and il to have a charcoal
furnace and chemical plant. The Warrior
Coal, Iron and Land Company, organized
January II, at NorthpOrt, capital $780,
600. G. Welty of Cleveland, Ohio,
Will move mis- bridge plant to Birmingham,
where four squares of ground have been
secured.
The works will be known as the Biz
mingham Iron, Bridge and Forge Com
pany, capital $3.50, 900, and the largest IN
the country. The Decatur Mineral and
Land Company is now being organized,
with capital of S35O,0OO.
For the week ending January % gov
ernment land at 81 % per acre, to the
amount of So, $50, 900, was sold at the Mont
gomerY Land Office. The Selma Land
and Furnace Company, organized January
q, capital IS 900, 900, owns and will de-
velop Il, 900 acres mineral land.
The largest single land transaction ever
made in Alabama was msde January 81
by the Tuscaloosa Iron sud Land Com
pany purchasing 90, coo acres of coal land,
which will be developed at once Four
furnaces, a hotel and q coal and coke
company have been located ct Florence
within week, with capital aggregating
81 100000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-05

where the climate is unfSSerable for con-
sumptives. His method ha5 been intro
ouced In the hospitals there ana in Paris,
ana Inc medical authorities are faYorably
impressed with It.
Inc treatment consists of daily iniec-
tions oy enema Of medicsted sas-s. Car
Donlc acid gas, when introduced iato the
system by this method, is found to be
harmless and painless. Sulphureted
hydrogen is mingled with it, the entire
structure of the lungs is permeated by
/ the medicated ges and remarkable cura.
tive Effects are observer. The csrboulc
acid gas is practically inert when taken
UP by the veins of the intestines, but the
sUiphuroas gas reaGhes every particle of
diseased tissue in tie lungs and throat,
ana is eliminated frou the system in the
process Of expiration. The volume of gas
used IS very large. A. the outset a single
liter sixty one cubic inches or abOaG
Two plnts is introduced, but the quantity
IS rapidly Increased to ten Or twelve liters
for eac1 injection.
Inc results OF this new system Of treat
ing consumption are so ySyll vOuched for
that We commend the subject to the criti-
cal examination Of medica, circles II this
country. CONSUMPTION 3 the chief
scOurge Of the Atlantic se4board. ANY
departure in therapeutics so radical as
this French method deserves TO be sho--
oughly investigated and adequately tested
in American hospitals. DR.. 3urgeon Is
not sciollst, bit reputable physician
OF large practice and good standing. #
his method be as effective and successful
as he asserts, it merits general atten-
ton from the profession in the United
States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-05

which would corrupt and destro
their judgments. The Senator (Beck) salt
! his statement was untrue. He did no
say that the Senator had said in word
that those who opposed the bill were dis
honest. The honorable Senstor's state
ment was that this legislation was re
sisted because its opponents wanted
some Senators to come into the body
having the money Of corporations in theil
| pockets.
Senator Beck-"That is quite as IN
true; never said that
Senator Teller-"If he did not my ears
are of but little value, and 1 could have
heard but imperfectly what he said TO,
day on that suhiect.'
Senator Beck demanded the yeas and
nays upon the passage of the bill, stating
that there Was nothing in it he cared
much about, but that the House might
give the House chance.
The bill then passed; yeas, 50; nays,
"A, as follows:
Berry, Black burn, Blair, Butler, Cheney,
Cockrel, Coke, Conger, Cullom, Dawes,
Dolph, Eustis, Fair, Frye, George. Cor
man, Hale, Hawley, HOar, Jones of Ar
kansas, Jones of Nevada, Henderson,
Mitchell of Pennsylvania. Morrill,, Palmer,
Riddleoerger, Sherman, Spooner, Van
Wyck, Vest, Voorhees,, Walthal, Whit
thorne, Williams, Wilson of Iowa, Will
son Of Marylsnd-39.
Nsys-Senators Call, Cameron, Far
well, Gray, Hampton, Mcmillan, Malone,
Mi clrll of Oregon, PANE, Pugh, Ran
som, Sawyer, Stanford, Teller-l4.
Following is the text of the bill: That
it shall be unlawful for any me moer OF
either house Of Congress to accept en-
plOyment as an attorney at law or pay
ment for services of any kind ag inst the
United States in any case to which the
United States may be party, or in which
its interests may be concerned,
or from any railroad company, if
such member shall have reasonable
cause to believe that measures specially
affecting the interests of such company
are pending before Congress or are alb nut
to be so pending during his term of flee.
ANY person who violates the provisions
Of this act shall be guilty of misdemeauor
and may be punished by Imprisonment
not exceeding one year or by fine not
exceeding $500, or by both in the discre-
ton of the court.
The Senate adjourned until tomorrow.
THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 The Speaker
laid before the House messages from the
President returning without his approval
the bills granting pensions to Alexander
Falconer and William Lynch. The
mes ages were referred to the com
mittee on pensions. The House disposed
of few private bills coming over as
unfinished business from last Friday, and
then took q recess until 1880 the evening
session to be for the consideration of
pension bills.
The House at the evening session
passed thirty pension bills, and at l0:fO
adjourned.